Known as a progressive and open minded city, Amsterdam was home to a thriving Jewish community in the early 20th Century.

Amsterdam is an pivotal destination for Holocaust studies, giving students a fascinating insight into Jewish life under occupied Europe. Visits to the Anne Frank House and Westerbork bring your subject to life, told through the stories of individuals who lived in those periods.
 
The Corrie Ten Boom Museum tells the story of the family of devout Christians who opened their home to those hunted by the Nazis, delivering a poignant story of hope and resistance to visitors.
 
While visits to The Jewish Historical Museum and Jewish Mirror Memorial also give a poignant insight into Jewish history. The beautiful Portuguese Synagogue is also one of the most important legacies of the vibrant Jewish community in the city, as well as being one of the biggest buildings of Amsterdam.

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Day 1

Morning

Depart to arrive late afternoon

Afternoon

Check in at your accommodation followed by evening meal

Evening

Free time in the evening for local orientation

Day 2

Morning

Visit to the Anne Frank House

Afternoon

Guided walking tour of the Jewish District including entrance to the Portuguese Synagogue and the Jewish Historical Museum

Evening

Evening meal at your hotel

Day 3

Morning

Guided tour of Camp Vught the only official SS Concentration Camp in occupied north-west Europe

Afternoon

Free time for sightseeing and Amsterdam Canal Cruise

Evening

Evening meal at your hotel

Day 4

Morning

Transfer to airport for your return flight to the UK

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